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Digital File see p135 --> archive --> OCR --> Box 15 --> Correspondence --> 001 and 002.

Postcard from Elizabeth O'Shaughnessy to her sisters (postmark 18 Aug 1937). It was sent from Italy, and its photograph shows the Villetta Maria, Pian Trevisan. She comments on the beauty of the scenery.

The second postcard is more of a mystery. It is addressed to Miss Coffin, and signed Melanie. The author writes that she wishes to hear more about Tamalpais Avenue. It is undated. The photograph on the postcard shows a group of men, women and children at the Mill Valley sulphur springs.

Printed programme from "Two Plays After" written by Brian Friel and staged at the Gate Theatre, Dublin. Includes an article by Richard Pine, "Heard/Unheard" on the theatre of Friel and articles on Friel and Chekhov. Includes extensive manuscript notes by Ros Dixon.

Two colour polaroid photographs of cast members as part of "Two Lies Told by Children" / "Love Stories", the world premiere in German of works by Gavin Quinn, which took place in a hotel bedroom at Hotel am Ludwigsplatz in Giessen, Germany, commissioned by German Stage Service, Marburg in collaboration with Pan Pan.

Two letters from The Arts Council to Sinead Ui Allurain, Taibhdhearc na Gaillimhe, relating to a grant of £2,200. [in Irish and English]

Two leases. The first from Garrett Moore of Anaghbeg, County Galway, to Patrick Reany, Thomas Reany, James O’Donnell, John O’Donnell and Neal Hallagan of the moiety of Gortnira, County Mayo, for 21 years at #25.1.0 and the customary turf-cutting duties for Sir Robert Lynch Blosse of Moate. Also lease of same to Bridget Reany, widow and Thomas Reany of Gortnura for the mill and 2 acres grazing for 21 years at £3 p.a.

Typed script, with annotation/stage directions for sketch "Two For the Price of One", produced by the Pike Theatre Dublin as part of the Late Night Follies. Three scripts present. By Carolyn Swift (A sketch with impersonations of Micheal Mac Liammóir).

Two copy letters from Coiril Ó Mathúna to An Rúnaí, Roinn na Gaeltachta, adding a number of points to his previous letter, including the fact that they have helped the dramatic societies in Rosmuc and Ros I Mhil who have staged plays in the Taibhdhearc [in Irish].

Letter from S Mac Úgo, Roinn na Gaeltachta to Coiril Ó Mathúna, enclosing the third instalment of their grant, and asking for a copy of the year's accounts to March 1958 [in Irish].

Two copies of typescript accounts relating to the Taibhdhearc from October 1928 to July 1929, issued by Liam O Buachalla [in Irish].

Two copies of the programme of "Androcles and the Lion" by George Bernard Shaw, staged by Cyril Cusack Productions at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, celebrating the centenary of the dramatist's birth.